... in one direction-'from left to right; whilst the neighbouring black bryony twines i a precisely opposite direction. The blackberries hang in luscious bunches by the road. sides, and all the elder trees swarm with birds in search of their purple-black berries ...

... is often , improved in avour under this treatment. Uses of the Mulberry. The mulberry somewhat resembles a fine, luscious blackberry, of superior flavour. It is tconsidered very wholesome, as It never turns tacid on the stomach, and is salutary for the ...

... trance was a genuine one. we Odds and Ends of f Speculation. ao Eccentric riding and driving wagers were as ne plentiful as blackberries at that time. About the coi coolest of them was the wager of a coachman on tai the Hammersmith road that he could cut off ...

... the antenno of the ?? lobster, and serve with fried parsley in the c' centre of the dish. -Queen. cc Blackberr~Y T~mzy In Put one quart of blackberries into a porcelain- lined kettle, add onc phit of boiling water, a cup of sugar, and the juice of half ...

... the green faelds sn-etched prettily towards the town, and even the lange mound itself became re' less usslsighlrly, as the blackberry bushes spread lvi their long creepiceg tendrils over the flints, acid the shady old lane wvith its meancy trues retained ...

... wtdk arouind Coptior, and about half-anl-hour ?? 5s afterwards Mr. (Geot-ge Coggen, a gairdenuer, Saw a n lher picking, blackber~ries a~t SatlteLns. Sute Was 1 es then alone, aind no one appears to have seen her LI 3. alive afterwards. Finding thsat deceased ...

... Portsmouth.- Si Apply personally to G. Farney Brown, 146. Queen- street, Portsea. x29 T W~TANTED,- PT- S OF BLACKBERRY - WV JAM1 or BLACKBERRY JltLLY.-J, Address Mirs. Bethune, Ivyblnlk, Nairn, N.B. g372 r A N T F . D,-L B F T-O FF CLOTHE6S.- E B. TE ...

... satisfactory prices for Produc- Ba tion. Cultivated blackberries, strawberries, acid W. raspberries are among the principal crops pro. I duced by the associates. They sold ever 24 Th million-quarts of blackberries this year-. Se, WIarm WVater Joy- Mitclz Cows ...

... Y listen for it at es As I muse and sweet fancies weave.Su I fancy I see in the twilight a youth ere le Coming up by the blackberry patch, dort And I list flor thle sound of his footsteps and dream det ? That I hear the click o' the latch. thi Oh, the ...

... longer than iver, passia' unther me windy, an' at la 1, the ind, an awful grate groenin' ilike some wan had bin aitin' green blackberries vz d 'What'st that, annyhow,' sez Ito meself, that's r, more like an ould Person than a sperrit. Be the ea y hokey ! ...

... cannot he questioned ; o but n day I vould remind the First Lord of the A diiralty L the c that instances, as nuinerons as blackberries ii Irt mu1. Septeruber, can be quoted of c :Ies in vwhicih the |1 ther established practice of ?? hlis been departed i ...

... and eat our candy. s When we were rested, Lucy said- a We are almost to the river: let us go down u there and get some blackberries off the bushes v that grow close by. -Oh, don't I said I. I am afraid of the v water. 11 I ain't afraid, replied Lucy ...